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Yes. Article 119.1.a retains the driver exemption while carrying out reversing or parking; it is not limited to urban roads. That specific exemption does not authorise continuing ordinary driving without the belt. The former urban exemption for taxi drivers on duty was removed effective 1 October 2026 and must not be listed as still current.
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No, it must always be fastened.
Yes, but only on urban roads.
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